A blizzard has stranded you in the remote Montana wilderness....

Can you survive the storm? Can you survive the creatures that now roam the forest? 

The Firsha mountain has long stood as an impenetrable obstacle to the people of Cryli but that is about to change.

When an avalanche reveals a mysterious ancient opening at the foot of the mountain the people of Cryli immediately send an expedition to explore the possibility of a passageway that leads to the eastern lands.

Will that expedition succeed? Well that's up to you...

I've never been a big severe weather nerd my main memory from that day was everybody talking about how impressive the satellite imagery was (Looked like a tropical storm over land). Due to a declining El Niño transitioning into a La Niña severe season has been very active this year in fact some parts of the eastern United States are on track for the wettest summer in over 20 years.

On the brighter side it looks likely this hurricane season will be quieter so that's nice.

7/14

Invest 93L

Today 93L has been slowly organizing off the coast of Florida and could become a tropical depression before landfall.

Following landfall guidance has become increasingly bullish on further development in the gulf and a potential tropical storm could be threatening Louisiana late this week.

I had a big blizzard that year 

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Lisan al-Gaib

Gotta get that zombie money

Link to Twitter Post

2025 and we're tracking Pizza Hut activity to gauge if America is going to war with Iran 😭

Well I gotta watch it now

Yea it's pretty sad I'm probably in the minority of people who actually write their papers discussion boards are just pathetic nowadays.

Genshin Impact!

So far I've had a very relaxed college experience which makes it a bit real weird to be chilling in the common room reading a book or playing genshin while a bunch of stressed adults type away at their computers nearby guess they've never heard of splitting up work. Will finish my prerequisites courses this semester I'm real excited to finally start studying the major I picked.

I despise this nonfiction trend they're literally the only books my dad and brother read to them regular fiction just doesn't exist.